THE THE CORRELATION DYNAMICS OF THE BRAZILIAN GDP WITH THE COMPONENTS OF DEMAND

AN ANALYSIS OF THE PERIOD FROM 1996 TO 2018

Authors

  • Pedro dos Santos Portugal Junior UNIS
  • Alessandro Ferreira Alves UNIS
  • Rodrigo Franklyn Frogeri UNIS
  • Gustavo Flausino de Oliveira UNIS
  • Fabricio Pelloso Piurcosky UNIS
  • Guilherme Augusto Dionísio Vivaldi UNIS
  • Renan Antonio da Silva UNIS

Keywords:

GDP, Economy, Exports

Abstract

This study aims to present the preliminary results of the study on the dynamics of the behavior of the Brazilian GDP in the period from 1996 to 2018 and how the components of aggregate demand influenced such dynamics. To this end, a survey was conducted of the quarterly growth rates of the GDP and of each of these components, namely: household consumption expenditure, government consumption expenditure, gross fixed capital formation, exports of goods and services and imports of goods and services. In this first study, Pearson's correlation analysis was applied and the results obtained allowed us to verify the importance of the variation in corporate investment (gross fixed capital formation) in the behavior of the GDP, as well as the important role of imports for this component and the low correlation of exports with economic growth. These preliminary results already indicate important directions for the economic policy of the country.

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Published

2020-04-15

How to Cite

Portugal Junior, P. dos S., Alves, A. F., Frogeri, R. F., Oliveira, G. F. de, Piurcosky, F. P., Vivaldi, G. A. D., & Silva, R. A. da. (2020). THE THE CORRELATION DYNAMICS OF THE BRAZILIAN GDP WITH THE COMPONENTS OF DEMAND: AN ANALYSIS OF THE PERIOD FROM 1996 TO 2018. Acinnet - Journal, Academic Mobility and Innovation, 6(1), 18–24. Retrieved from https://periodicos.unis.edu.br/acinnet/article/view/531

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 1 (2020): ACINNET Journal

Section

Artigos